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Brighton Sky Blue

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Think Lopetegui will keep them up, think Forest will do well to stay up

Likewise though they have started to gel recently. Leicester as expected have recovered from the terrible start. If Everton really are in for Gyo in January it'll be very interesting to see how he gets on and what impact he makes. They could certainly use someone in his mould
 

Paul Anthony

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So, Southampton sack Hassenhutl, and go after Nathan Jones as their main target. Don't see how that's any Improvement, really.
 

Otis

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I really don't understand how VAR didn't give the pen for the push from Alexander-Arnold.

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Clear pen. Anywhere else on the pitch and it would be given as a foul.

It was a foul and just because it was in the box and it would have resulted in a penalty, it doesn't mean you shouldn't give it.
 
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David O'Day

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Likewise though they have started to gel recently. Leicester as expected have recovered from the terrible start. If Everton really are in for Gyo in January it'll be very interesting to see how he gets on and what impact he makes. They could certainly use someone in his mould
they are not
 

Sky Blue Pete

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Clear pen. Anywhere else on the pitch and it would be given as a foul.

It was a foul and just because it was in the box and it would have resulted in a penalty, it doesn't mean you shouldn't give it.
Been learning with my lad about managing expectations. A foul is not a foul anywhere on the pitch. Different decisions are correct depending on where the incident happens

On that decision though it was a penalty. Mad var chose not to give it
 

David O'Day

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Been learning with my lad about managing expectations. A foul is not a foul anywhere on the pitch. Different decisions are correct depending on where the incident happens

On that decision though it was a penalty. Mad var chose not to give it
where does it say that in the laws? the laws of the game when setting up what is a foul don't specify different areas of the pitch and their effect on if it is a foul. This is what causes confusion
 

Sky Blue Pete

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where does it say that in the laws? the laws of the game when setting up what is a foul don't specify different areas of the pitch and their effect on if it is a foul. This is what causes confusion
It’s why their laws rather than rules. And a lot is subjective and it doesn’t but if you attend monthly referees association meetings you’d get to understand a little of this subjectivity
 

Sky Blue Pete

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It’s why their laws rather than rules. And a lot is subjective and it doesn’t but if you attend monthly referees association meetings you’d get to understand a little of this subjectivity
Same with u12 games it appears a yellow card is never appropriate even for a deliberate handball stopping a person running in on goal!!
And I quote
That is the worst decision I’ve ever seen in an u12 game lol
 

David O'Day

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It’s why their laws rather than rules. And a lot is subjective and it doesn’t but if you attend monthly referees association meetings you’d get to understand a little of this subjectivity
nonsense the laws are pretty gertrude stein i.e. a foul is a foul is a foul

the only subjectivity should be does the ref think it is a foul and that should be the same all over the pitch
 

Sky Blue Pete

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nonsense the laws are pretty gertrude stein i.e. a foul is a foul is a foul

the only subjectivity should be does the ref think it is a foul and that should be the same all over the pitch
It’s different at different levels to
It’s also different at different times of the game too
And ….. it’s different dependent on the personality of the ref
And that’s before getting on to confidence and competency of the ref lol
 

Terry Gibson's perm

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The Michael Olise interview classic I bet they hope he doesn’t get many man of the match awards.
 

David O'Day

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It’s different at different levels to
It’s also different at different times of the game too
And ….. it’s different dependent on the personality of the ref
And that’s before getting on to confidence and competency of the ref lol
it shouldn't though, the don't book players early is nonsense as well
 

Sky_Blue_Dreamer

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It’s why their laws rather than rules. And a lot is subjective and it doesn’t but if you attend monthly referees association meetings you’d get to understand a little of this subjectivity
If that's the case it shouldn't be. It should be classified as the same infringement regardless of where or when it occurs.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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Unless I misunderstood you, you said that the offences can be treated differently depending on where they occur and even when. This shouldn't be the case.
I’ve not reffed for 30 years or so I’m just attending the associations training sessions with my lad.

If you think the same decisions are given irrespective of where the offence takes place then you’re wrong
 

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